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April 2016 Issue of the Clinton Township Newsletter

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4 A p r i l 2 0 1 6 www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com Mini Blinds • Pleated Shades Verticals • Swags • Drapes Shutters • Awnings W i n do w E x p r e ss i on s ™ Window Treatments Because You Deserve Beautiful Shades! 236.2688 14 Lebanon Plaza n windowexpressionsnj.com W I n n e Wa l d d a y c a m p – a c o m m u n I t y g e m ! Winnewald Day camp is celebrating its 65th camp season June 27- Aug 19. The camp is located on about 30 acres in Clinton Township between Routes 31 and 629. The varied program provides age-appropriate activities for children 5 – 13 years of age. Activities include Red Cross swim lessons in heated pools, hiking, fishing, tennis, arts & crafts, archery, nature, music, low ropes and sports. The camp day runs from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (rain or shine) with extended hours from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. The staff includes teachers, college and high school students, many of whom have been former campers. Please visit one of our open houses in March or April, or contact us in advance by phone at: 908.735.8336 or email: winneday@ptd.net to schedule a personal tour. Find out more at: www.Winnewald.com. f r e e d o m h o u s e 5 K r u n & W a l K The third Annual Freedom House 5K Run & Walk will take place on Saturday, May 14 at the scenic Spruce Run Recreation Area in Clinton. Proceeds from this event benefit the men and women residents of Freedom House to help assure that those suffering from substance use disorders are not turned away due to lack of financial resources. There will be live music along with refreshments, food and vendors for all to enjoy. T-shirts and race packets while supplies last. Event check-in begins at 7:30 am, with the race starting at 9:00 am, followed by an awards ceremony. Awards categories will include top male and female per age group (10 year age groups) as well as top three overall male and female. This is a sanctioned race with timing and scoring provided by BEST Racing Systems. Register here: https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/Clinton/ FreedomHouse5KRunWalk or email events@freedomhousenj.org h a r d Wat e r by Anne Thornton, President, MSI Plumbing & Remodeling Hard water is a very common problem in Hunterdon County. Nationwide, 85% of the country has hard water. Hard water is a result of the dissolved minerals calcium, magnesium and manganese. When these minerals are present, you will see the following: • Soap scum in sinks and rings in bathtubs • Spots on dishes or shower doors • Reduced foaming and cleaning abilities of soaps and detergents • Dingy and yellowed clothes with soapy residue that require extra rinsing to remove • Clogged pipes from buildup of minerals • Increased water heating costs from buildup of minerals, reducing efficiency of water heaters • Possible skin infections from bacteria trapped in pores underneath soap scum If you suspect that you have hard water, it can be tested. If you are connected to a public supply, call your water superintendent and ask if the water is hard. If you are on a private supply, have your water tested by an approved testing lab. Water is considered hard when it exceeds 3 grains per gallon (GPG). If your water turns out to be above 3 grains per gallon, it is time to research what water softening options are available to you. The most common way to soften water is through an ion exchange water softener. This system works by exchanging positively charged hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium) with positively charged softness minerals (sodium or potassium) on a resin surface that is regenerated. This exchange of minerals softens the water and can extend the life of plumbing systems since there is reduced clogging in the pipes. Residues, including soap scum and spotty dishes, should also diminish. For more information about remodeling and improving your home, please visit us at our office, give us a call or visit us online. MSI Plumbing & Remodeling • 908.735.4438.MSIPlumbingAndRemodeling.com. www.MSIPlumbingandRemodeling.com 1109 Route 31 South Lebanon, NJ 08833 New Jersey Licensed Master Plumber #12770 908.735.4438 Happy Earth Day! Water Conditioning & RO Systems Sewage Ejector Pump Service & Replacement Kitchen Sink & Dishwasher Installation Emergency Sump Pumps Maintained & Installed Battery & Water Backup Sump Pumps Repair & Installation Of Toilets & Faucets Fix And Repair Clogged Fixtures & Drains Gas Piping Design, Repair & Installation Water Pipe Repair & Maintenance Emergency Leak Repair And Automatic Alerts Ice Maker Lines Repaired & Installed Generac Generators Installed & Maintained Full Remodeling Services

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